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Interesting to learn about new tech developments with TSMC. Of course it'll take years for production, but new approaches will be needed on the bleeding edge of process and power #semiconductor #supplychain #technology. https://lnkd.in/gxjj6BYR

The complicated world of chip technology and supply today..

TSMC is consistently pushing the boundaries of technology to produce increasingly advanced chips. The development of 2-nanometer chips, while promising in terms of performance and efficiency, is not without its challenges and risks. Here are some potential risks associated with TSMC manufacturing 2-nanometer chips:     Shrinking the manufacturing process to 2 nanometers introduces technical hurdles. At such a small scale, issues related to quantum effects, leakage currents, and electron tunnelling become more pronounced. These challenges can impact the reliability and overall performance of the chips.    

Technology companies can guard against the risks of supply-and-demand imbalance in the semiconductor industry by designing products for resilience and flexibility, taking advantage of moments of oversupply, and developing chip-specific strategies for mission-critical components.

#softwarearchitecture effecting and affecting #VLSI #chipdesign ? via #chiplets i still say we need to see more #fabless chip and even #fab based chip companies - mid 90's down in santa clara and milpitas was think with every conceivable #technology in hardware. Bring it back. https://lnkd.in/ez-iAZib

📈 Catch Dr. JoAnne Feeney, Partner and Portfolio Manager at ACM, discussing the US's $6.6 billion grant and $5 billion loan to Taiwan Semiconductor Manufacturing for Arizona factories on Bloomberg Technology! Watch her insights here: https://bloom.bg/3PQuIeP #ACMInsights #TechInvestments

Every industry is trying to have a sustainable future ,be it a power industry or any other and so in this very line is the semiconductor industry. Companies are giving themselves targets to become more sustainable in future Read this very article and get to know what are companies like Intel and IBM doing to align with the future . link in comments

Technology companies can guard against the risks of supply-and-demand imbalance in the semiconductor industry by designing products for resilience and flexibility, taking advantage of moments of oversupply, and developing chip-specific strategies for mission-critical components.

Technology companies can guard against the risks of supply-and-demand imbalance in the semiconductor industry by designing products for resilience and flexibility, taking advantage of moments of oversupply, and developing chip-specific strategies for mission-critical components.